The phrase "adopted concept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an idea or theory that has been accepted and implemented by a group or individual.
Example: "The adopted concept of sustainable development has gained traction in recent years as more organizations prioritize environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "embraced idea" or "accepted notion".
The adopted concept of dasymetric mapping can be seen in the Fig. 6 below.
The adopted concept has a wide range of use, and several of its possibilities are discussed.
Calibration results confirmed the suitability of the adopted concept and provided guidelines for proper design of the final transducer.
Reference [1] has modeled the transmission network and adopted concept of congestion rate (CR) to evaluate the probability of unacceptable dispatching ways for the ISO.
This effect associated with the geometry is missed completely when using instead the frequently adopted concept of estimating input values from very gross correlations.
Since the discovery that hypothermia induces neuroprotective effects, it has become a widely adopted concept in cardiovascular surgery in general and in surgery of the thoracic aorta specifically.
The Parlatos have adopted concepts promoted by Vision Long Island at public meetings that it is hired to conduct for municipalities and developers seeking public consensus for strategic growth plans.
The following convention is adopted
A set of examples to illustrate the adopted concepts and developed tools are discussed.
We adopted concept-mapping terminology to refer to each box-arrow-box "sentence" as a proposition, which is the smallest meaningful unit into which models can be decomposed for analysis (Pearsall et al., 1997; Martin et al., 2000).
Although we adopted concepts from adaptive vehicle driving literature to develop the content of the PMST, the tool that emerged is uniquely suited for EPW driving.
